Character Analysis: Lone Stars

It was the flea flicker. Eagles quarterback Nick Foles handed the ball off to Clement who took a couple of steps and then pitched it back to Foles who threw a 41-yard scoring strike to Smith.

“I had a tough time handling the snap,” Grier said. “I looked up and there was a guy in my face. I knew the route concept I had and I looked out there and had some space and I threw it to where he could catch it or it was going to be incomplete. He made a

"I think he has a respect for what I do being that he played the position for awhile," Grier said. "He's a football player to be able to move from quarterback to receiver and do as well as he's doing. Some guys just have that kind of it factor and he's one of those guys. He's just a gritty football player."

He was facing Butler, when Butler flashed a smile at him. Not a ¨good luck¨ smile, more like a ¨screw you¨ kind of smile. The ball was snapped, and Antonio didn't go, he was too busy thinking about Butler. He saw his teammates running down the field, and freaked out. He couldn't remember what his route was, so he ran to his right, and the ball came flying at him. He stuck his hands out to catch it, and it just bounced right out of them. He was so frustrated,he picked the ball up and threw it at Malcolm. Malcolm turned around and charged at Brown, but one of Butler's teammates stopped him. Brown couldn't hear what the teammate said, but he pointed at

On the very first play from scrimmage, Johnny Manziel fumbled the ball as he was trying to pass it. He was clearly nervous as he was seen trying to wipe the sweat from his hands before the snap. This gave the Steelers the ball in the red zone for three easy points.

It was a cool Sunday afternoon at Candlestick Park. The San Francisco 49ers faced 3rd down and 3 yards to go on the Cowboys 6 yard line. The play was called “Red Right Tight -- Sprint Right Option”. Rookie quarterback Joe Montana was under center ready to start the play with 56 seconds left in the game. The pass was intended for Fred Solomon but was fully covered by the Cowboy’s defense. Being chased by legendary linemen, Montana back-pedaled toward the sideline, and it was almost certain that he would either go out of bounds or he would get sacked. By a miracle, Montana pump faked and threw the ball to the back of the end zone; where Clark was reaching at full extension to make the catch. This play would go down in history known as “The

“It was going to be big,” Pederson said of the play after the game. “Great job by them tipping the ball. It was an opportunity. In blitz situations, screen passes are pretty good. We had one dialed up and we just failed to

Peyton Manning started to fall and was touched, but the play was called an incomplete pass. This time, however, Carolina won the challenge and Manning was ruled down by a sack for a loss. With 17 yards to go for a first down, Denver was forced to punt.

Everyone said that it was an overdose on meth. But Hunter was there to uncover the real truth behind the death. Clay was the best friend of Cami. They have known each other since kindergarten. Since then they have never left each other's side.

    The game is in our favor until the second half. We kept them with no score, but then the got two touchdowns. The score was 7-12 by then. We had to tie it up with a big 3rd down. Jaylen, our quarterback, throws a long pass to Solo our tight end . Solo elusively dodges the defenders and scores a touchdown. All that was left for us to do was make the field goal that would put us up by one. Our kicker, Devon sets up to kick. Everyone on the edge of their seats waiting to see the outcome of this play. He kicks the ball and then… It goes in! “Kick is good!” the referee shouts. “Holy Cross up 13-12, what an amazing

Maddie figured it was just a matter of time before Antonio accidentally showed up to her next gig. She didn’t know why she was opposed to him hearing her sing, but until she knew for sure, things were good the way they were.

Despite Liston's efforts to knock out a blinded Clay, Clay survived the fifth round until tears and perspiration rinsed the irritation from his eyes. In the sixth, Clay was in control, repeatedly striking at Liston. In the seventh round Clay was declared the winner by TKO as Liston didn't answered the bell. Liston said the reason he quit was an injured shoulder. Following the triumph, a victorious Clay ran to the border of the ring and, pointing to the ringside press, and yelled: "Eat your words!" "I am the greatest! I shook up the world. I'm the

Within minutes, Brittyn talked about her countless strengths, weaknesses, and fears, which brought into the conversation on these topics. She talked about how one of her biggest fears has played a very important role in her life recently, and it almost ruined her life forever. Intrigued in the conversation, she mentioned to me that this was the moment she realized how much she loved cheer since this recent episode brought a barrier between the two.

Another hour passed. Dylan got up. He left all his trash on the table and smeared some ketchup over it for good measure. He was annoyed that he had been kind to the little girl. No one had been kind to him. That was how he could grow up strong and hide his emotions in public. Practice was key.

“He really doesn’t think about much of anything at all. In practice the other day that kid Jonesy kept playing after the whistle and totally blew Chris up from the blind side. I thought coach was going to shit a brick. Chris pops up and slaps Jonesy’s shoulder pads and tells him what a great hit it was. No brain, no pain. He celebrated that hit the same way he celebrated dragging two defenders into the end zone for a touchdown last friday.”